[1] Titles Are Meaningless
Job titles like 'Project Manager' provide AI with no actionable triggers, inputs, or decision logic whatsoever.
Job titles like 'Project Manager' provide AI with no actionable triggers, inputs, or decision logic whatsoever.
Effective AI delegation requires decomposing fuzzy tasks into six components: trigger, inputs, transformation, decisions, output, check.
Every workflow needs a concrete trigger event, not vague phrases like 'when needed' or 'as things come up'.
Decision logic for AI must use binary rules with hard thresholds, never subjective judgment or intuition.
Professionals who decompose workflows become system architects while others risk being replaced by those systems eventually.
"The moment you can see your role as a collection of mechanical steps rather than a single abstract responsibility, you unlock something powerful."
Kamil Banc
6 defined components
Number of pieces required to make any workflow AI-ready: trigger, inputs, transformation, decisions, output, and check
50 employees threshold
Example strategic judgment decision point for categorizing inbound leads as high priority versus nurture status
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